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No Joy in Life, But Wait…

Colin Douglas February 22, 2017 Comments Off

Uncle Vanya – Goodman Theatre

Everyone in Anton Chekhov’s classic dramatic comedy is completely dissatisfied with how his life has

Triple Threat Siblings

Colin Douglas February 21, 2017 Comments Off

My Brother’s Keeper – Black Ensemble Theatre

Fayard and Harold, two triple threat siblings whose lives spanned the entire 20th century, were known

Try to Remember…

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The Fantasticks- Quest Theatre

Deceptively simple, yet beautiful and deeply moving, this little musical jewel holds the distinction of

The Face of a Brave Journalist

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Unseen – Gift Theatre

When a young American photographer accepts a position to photograph the political unrest and

Making Matt Great Again

Colin Douglas February 20, 2017 Comments Off

Straight White Men – Steppenwolf Theatre

A trio of educated, well-reared brothers gather together at the suburban home of their recently-

Prejudice Clouds Society’s Vision

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Monster – Steppenwolf for Young Adults

Am I really a monster? That’s what 16-year-old Steve Harmon repeatedly asks himself. While this bright, creative

This Winner Takes It All

Colin Douglas February 18, 2017 Comments Off

Mamma Mia! – Marriott Lincolnshire

Rachel Rockwell’s fresh and exciting new production of the smash hit musical, which became a cult classic for Baby Boomers almost twenty years ago, is actually one of Broadway’s first juke box musicals. Taken from the ABBA songbook, Marriott’s stage version erases the memories of the rather disappointing film version. Here’s a wonderful opportunity to enjoy a polished, professional production of how that musical is suppose to look and sound. And this production is not only pitch perfect but, clad in spandex, platform heels and glitter, it’s a feast for the eyes, as well.